After getting my Crown (from the fantastic 1968TR), I wanted to get a single shot tray as it became readily apparent I was going to burn through pellets too fast, and with the .25's coming in 350 tins, I wanted to slow it down. I did a quick search and found the FX trays but they were either out of stock or it was going to be a wait with the shipping delays, so I checked eBay and found one for around $15 shipped from evensteven. It was obvious it was 3D printed but it's a single shot tray; nothing too complicated. So I went ahead and ordered one on Monday.
The tray showed up today, and with my meager supply of remaining .25's I played around with it a bit. Finish is what you'd expect from a 3D printer, but the fit is tight and smooth, and it locks in right where it needs to. It has a nice little handle to make removing it easier, and as an added bonus it has a ridge that runs down the middle for skirted pellets to ride on, although if you're using slugs you may not appreciate this little feature. After using it a bit though I really liked that little feature as the pellets rode it like a rail down into the slot. At the end of the day for what it is and at $15 shipped it's a good little piece of kit.
He has plenty of pics in his listings, but here are a few I took after using it a bit today. Hope this helps folks who are considering one of these.
The tray showed up today, and with my meager supply of remaining .25's I played around with it a bit. Finish is what you'd expect from a 3D printer, but the fit is tight and smooth, and it locks in right where it needs to. It has a nice little handle to make removing it easier, and as an added bonus it has a ridge that runs down the middle for skirted pellets to ride on, although if you're using slugs you may not appreciate this little feature. After using it a bit though I really liked that little feature as the pellets rode it like a rail down into the slot. At the end of the day for what it is and at $15 shipped it's a good little piece of kit.
He has plenty of pics in his listings, but here are a few I took after using it a bit today. Hope this helps folks who are considering one of these.
